The Cool Down on MSN16h
Cameras capture surprising change in predators' behavior at watering hole: 'It was not just one species'
Just by being around, humans can change how wild animals behave in ways that could put them at risk, according to a new study ...
Climate change puts wildlife at risk. Here's how Texas zoos help their animals adapt
While Texas weather is known for its extremes — from scorching summers to winter freezes, with flash flooding and hurricanes in between — climate change is making these extreme weather events happen ...
‘Rarest of rare’ animal spotted in Texas desert
The desert mule deer is a common sight in west Texas, but wildlife biologists in the area came across an extremely uncommon ...
Jacksonville Zoo's Archie, the oldest male of his rhino species in care, dies at 55
Archie, a Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens southern white rhino, has died of cancer at 55 after stint as his species' oldest male ...
The Aspen Times6h
How rare will wolf sightings be in Colorado?
Colorado’s voter-initiated reintroduction of gray wolves has thrust a new predator into the High Country. There are currently ...
Digital Camera World on MSN7d
10 tips for wildlife photography from birds in flight to insect close-ups
I’ve compiled 10 tips for wildlife photography from shooting at golden hour to practicing good wildlife ethics ...
Reward offered for info on Tucson wildlife poisoning that left 58 animals dead
Officials found several dead coyotes, javelinas and dogs in January near Pantano Wash. Here's what to know about rewards for ...
‘The Americas’ Spent 5 Years Filming Wildlife — and Discovered New Species in the Process
The Americas' executive producer Mike Gunton told IndieWire about discovering new species and filming beloved animals in new, ...
Science Daily1d
Misha lived in zoos, but the elephant's tooth enamel helps reconstruct wildlife migrations
Misha lived her whole life in zoos, but this elephant's teeth are now helping scientists reconstruct wildlife migrations. Geologists show how strontium isotopes found in teeth or tusks reveal where ...
Landscaping in MS: Native plants offer wildlife benefits and less fuss for gardeners
More and more people are turning to native plants for landscaping for their beauty, less maintenance and wildlife benefits.
WXXI News5d
Found a wild animal in distress? Now there's a hotline for that
A group of local wildlife rehabilitators has launched a new hotline for people to call for help if they find an injured, sick ...